'FAIRY-TALE EXPERIENCE'

Did Gwen Stefani change her name after marrying Blake Shelton?

GWEN Stefani and Blake Shelton celebrated their love and tied the knot in July 2021.

During a performance at the CMA Summer Jam on Tuesday, July 27, the couple thrilled their audience with a surprise.

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The newlyweds were singing their duet, Happy AnywhereCredit: Getty

Did Gwen Stefani change her name after marrying Blake Shelton?

Shelton brought out his wife, Stefani, during his performance at the CMA Summer Jam in Nashville, Tennessee.

The newlyweds were singing their duet, Happy Anywhere, when Shelton took a pause to officially introduce Gwen Stefani Shelton to the sold out crowd at Ascend Amphitheater, according to ET.

Stefani, who was wearing a white skirt and top and Shelton, dressed in jeans and a black button-up “continued singing the romantic tune while looking adoringly at each other the whole time.”

Later this year, the concert will air in a primetime special on ABCCredit: Instagram

Will Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton’s performance be aired again?

If you missed the newlyweds’ romantic performance, you can catch it with other performances from Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs and Miranda Lambert that were featured in the concert.

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Later this year, the concert will air in a primetime special on ABC.

Following their wedding, the couple also performed together at the Ole Red country bar in Oklahoma singing their duets Happy Anywhere and Nobody But You during the show, according to ET.

When did Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton get married?

Stefani and Shelton tied the knot on July 3, 2021, on Shelton’s Oklahoma Ranch officiated by The Voice host Carson Daly.

"It was absolutely a picture-perfect intimate wedding with family. Everyone at the wedding was so thrilled to see Gwen and Blake finally get married," a source told ET.

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"They have been talking about a wedding for so long and wanted nothing more than to officially call themselves a family. It was a fairy-tale experience even for the guests."

"Everyone who attended the ceremony was talking about Gwen and Blake's love for one another," the source added. 

"They have been so careful because they've had their hearts broken and this wedding made everyone feel like dreams do really come true. They have both been through a lot and deserved to find each other. They were meant to be a couple in every way."

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